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Hi there,
I'm trying to use aiStarter for the AppInventor 2 emulator in a school environment and I was wondering if it'd be possible for some guidance. I've installed the AppInventor 2 setup onto a laptop and the emulator successfully connects when I'm logged in as an administrator. However when I use a teacher account and try to use aiStarter and connect I get 'Launch the aiStarter program on your computer and then try again'
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Daniel
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You need to talk to the school's IT administrator. You network at school is setup with a Firewall and probably requires certain permissions. I suspect, unless you are not authorized to access port 8004 because of your firewall.
The process that starts the emulator involves several programs working together. There are many things that can go wrong, such as unexpected configurations, restrictions on the network you are using, or other software running on your computer that interferes with App Inventor. For school computers, we've seen several issues that interfere with App Inventor, including firewalls on school networks, restrictions on software the the machines can run, and ports being blocked. Symptoms you might encounter include the emulator starting up and then freezing, or not starting at all, or App Inventor displaying "unable to connect" messages.